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Chelsea created this talk show to get the college education she never had, so for her series opener, she's tackling the topic of education with guests Drew Barrymore&#8203;, Pitbull&#8203;and U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King&#8203;. The episode will close with a special Netflix University segment.

Chelsea's LIVE in-studio guests include Gwyneth Paltrow&#8203;, Tony Hale&#8203;, and TED Talk's&#8203; Chris Anderson&#8203;. She will also travel south of the border to explore the world of Telenovelas in Mexico.

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Chelsea: Season 1

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Chelsea created this talk show to get the college education she never had, so for her series opener, she's tackling the topic of education with guests Drew Barrymore&#8203;, Pitbull&#8203;and U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King&#8203;. The episode will close with a special Netflix University segment.

Chelsea's LIVE in-studio guests include Gwyneth Paltrow&#8203;, Tony Hale&#8203;, and TED Talk's&#8203; Chris Anderson&#8203;. She will also travel south of the border to explore the world of Telenovelas in Mexico.

If Handler's new show isn't exactly breaking the mold quite yet, this early offering is unexpected in an entirely different way: its host is salty and acerbic as ever, but Chelsea is surprisingly earnest and heartfelt-even, dare I say, mushy?

To anyone for whom she's more of an acquired taste, this Netflix vehicle didn't exactly put a best foot forward. Tomorrow is another night. But when the dog lay down and appeared to doze during the premiere, it was hard not to think he had the right idea.

Handler's apparently got a pretty photogenic set of friends, but, like almost everything on Instagram, it's much more fun to imagine what her gal pals are talking about than actually overhear their conversations.

Audience Reviews for Chelsea: Season 1

Chelsea does a great job at morphing itself around its bland and obnoxious host, followed by failed attempts to make entertainig jokes or though-provoking commentary. Though a highlight here and there, this talk show is nothing more than the definition of something skippable.